Lilly Luke

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

@kate_sowell I could definitely see how this is true, shows not only that you're a professional but also that you are open to employers.#R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

@shelbdaniphill That's a lot of commitment, but I guess if you're looking for a better job it makes sense. #R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

Keep your profile up to date with current jobs and experience. #betterupdatemyprofile #R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

@KatKillingswor1 @shannonable16 I had the same experience until I searched around and realized major companies recruit from LinkedIn. #R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

Found this as a good example of a creative headline that gives the person individuality and attracts employers. #R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

@ZlatenJTC300 As the article says, the headline should showcase your talent or specialty. Create something that's unique to you. #R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

@ZlatenJTC300 Coming into this tweet chat from the notorious Lory Student Center!

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

Having a headline that isn't your job title and company gives you the advantage to be unique and stick out more to future employers. #R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

@shannonable16 I thought it was interesting they had to include this in the article, who lied about their resume and how badly?? #R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

I thought all the focus grammatical errors was more common sense than anything. #R16 @ZlatenJTC300

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

@JtcTrujillo Very true! Especially if you're going in to a field that deals with these concepts, or really just uses computers at all. #R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

@Sammy_Sloan31 @ZlatenJTC300 @Sammy_Sloan31 @ZlatenJTC300 I noticed that as well, certified wasn't listed, but retail was! #R16

[Lilly Luke @ljoyluke_]

Java being at the top of the 100 words article was very telling, times are changing and technology savvy candidates have an in. #R16